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Forbes: 48 Hours In Washington, DC. What To Discover.
Start your DC weekend in the city’s oldest neighborhood, from the historic C&O Canal along the Potomac River, to tree-lined streets, waterfront cafes, vintage clothes and design shops.
Washington Post: In Georgetown, Residents of a Historic Neighborhood Work Hard to Preserve It
DC’s oldest neighborhood offers a mix of cobblestone streets, boutiques, and an active waterfront.
Washington Post: Brasserie Liberté Adds Some French Twists to Georgetown
The most recent addition to Georgetown’s French restaurant scene, Brasserie Liberté’s gorgeous interior is complemented by menu staples like French onion soup and mouth-watering beef bourguignon.
Washingtonian: A “Hipster Flea Market” Will Open in the Former Georgetown Dean & DeLuca Store
The New York-based group Artists & Fleas will open its first DC location this spring.
Free Lance Star: Kidstuff: Dec. 26 to Jan. 2
Georgetown GLOW brightens the neighborhood for adults and children alike.
Washingtonian: Look Inside the New Rothy’s Store in Georgetown
The shoe startup is the latest direct-to-consumer line to open a DC storefront.
Washington City Paper: Don’t Miss the Work of Two Local Artists at Georgetown GLOW
While GLOW features national and international artists, homegrown art can be found there, too.
WJLA: Kidd Around Town with Georgetown GLOW DC
Georgetown GLOW brings 11 different light art installations to the city for a totally interactive experience. Kidd O’Shea takes you Around Town for a preview.
Washington Post: 16 Things to Do in the D.C. Area this Weekend
The annual display of 11 site-specific light installations includes artists from around the globe and close to home — including one with a trio of live dancers from Dance Place.
